Part,  Chapter

 1    I,  I  |        It is too late, my poor dear!”~The painter experienced
 2    I,  I  |      not exceptional. Good-by, dear.”~She presented her cheek,
 3    I,  I  |     come; that this man was so dear to her as to render her
 4    I,  II |       them alone.~“And you, my dear Deputy,” asked the painter, “
 5    I,  II |   their wines are bad and very dear.~They live, as he said,
 6    I,  II |       me that you yourself, my dear fellow, do not wholly despise
 7    I,  III|   after to-morrow suit you, my dear Duchess?” asked Madame de
 8    I,  III|    Baverie.~“I am with you, my dear fellow,” said Bertin, passing
 9    I,  III|        They prove it to me, my dear fellow,” exclaimed Landa.~“
10    I,  III|       men any age here? Oh, my dear fellow, we grow young as
11    I,  III|       protested the Countess.~“Dear me! there must be a first
12    I,  IV |   before:~“Yes, I love you, my dear Any.”~“Come often to see
13   II,  I  |      remote, insignificant and dear, which~are and which were
14   II,  I  |       too shall go, leaving my dear Annette alone in the world,~
15   II,  I  |        bear this no longer, my dear friend; you must come back,
16   II,  I  |   again the next day.~“Yes, my dear friend, I am at the age
17   II,  I  |     extended, exclaiming:~“Ah, dear friend! how happy I am to
18   II,  I  |        Where shall we dine, my dear fellow? I need to be cheered
19   II,  I  |    this summer.”~“Oh, well, my dear fellow, it is always Paris,
20   II,  I  |      all. Go, by all means, my dear fellow.”~“Well, then, I
21   II,  II |       Oh, how funny he is, the dear fellow!”~Pushing back her
22   II,  II |        she said brokenly,~“Ah, dear friend, dear friend!” finding
23   II,  II |    brokenly,~“Ah, dear friend, dear friend!” finding nothing
24   II,  II |        softly, over and over:~“Dear, dear, dear Any!”~Julio
25   II,  II |  softly, over and over:~“Dear, dear, dear Any!”~Julio came back,
26   II,  II |    over and over:~“Dear, dear, dear Any!”~Julio came back, bounding
27   II,  II |    asking:~“Will you allow me, dear Countess? I am afraid of
28   II,  II |       of going away.”~“But, my dear friend,” said she, “we three
29   II,  III|       gone?”~“I believe so, my dear,” her husband answered; “
30   II,  III|        reasoned that, once her dear little daughter should be
31   II,  III|     does your daughter read?”~“Dear me! anything you like! Give
32   II,  III|      drily, “explain to me, my dear friend, the strange scene
33   II,  III|        a softer tone:~“Now, my dear Any, it is precisely because
34   II,  IV | appeared very soon.~“Good-day, dear master,” said she gravely.~
35   II,  V  |     way, saying: “Oh, do come, dear master! I am sure that you
36   II,  V  |       repeating:~“Any! Any! My dear, my dear Any!”~Then she,
37   II,  V  |          Any! Any! My dear, my dear Any!”~Then she, attempting
38   II,  V  |   before.~“Yes, I love you, my dear Any.”~She arose, sat down
39   II,  VI |       Good-by, Any!”~“Good-by, dear friend. I will come to see
40   II,  VI |       Good-by, Any.”~“Good-by, dear friend, till to-morrow.”~“
41   II,  VI |      Do not worry yourself, my dear. Within an hour I shall
42   II,  VI |  pillow, on both sides of that dear face, she leaned over to
43   II,  VI | glances, she murmured: “Oh, my dear, dear Olivier, to think
44   II,  VI |        murmured: “Oh, my dear, dear Olivier, to think that I